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... Callander, Lane, corn factors. William Ounstable, horse dealer. R H Withers, Briftol, linen draper. Williams, White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler. Ffer.rv Hutchinson, Cornln'll. master mariner. George Dobson, Hatton, Chester, erocer. J. T. J-, and I. G. ...
... vocalist, for a breach of the contract which was ** tercd into between them in January, 1845, and , which she engaged to sing Drury Lane twenty times before the expiration of that year, f° ' _' + consideration of fifty louisd'ors each representation. tried ...
... Cripplegate, straw plait dealer. Join Fairmaner, 'ate of Red Lion yard. Tottenhamcourt road, but now of 24, Princes street, Drury lane, livery stable keeper. John Hamilton Reynolds, Great Marlborough-street, Oxford street, money scrivener. George Lansly, ...
... Barnard Castle, Durham, carpet manufacturers —Wm. Payne, Gloucester, saddler. INSOLVENTS. Thomas Pilbeam, Parker Street, Drury Lane, smith —John Foakes, Leicester, hosier—Joseph Edward Worrell, Hurler street, victualler—John Worrell, Sussex StreeJjrToltenham ...
... and Mr. Davis, Henstridge, Somersetshire. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. John Farrant, Mereworth, Kent, grocer. James Miller, Drury lane, stationer. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Thomas Rogers, Gloucester terrace, New-road, Mileend Old Town, bill broker. David Ward ...
... of the English Public—ln something more than three-and-twentv nights, the Drury Lane Manager has, he tells us, taken £23,000. This at about thousand pounds a-night. When Drury Lane was at its highest prices, it was once made to hold £000. This was when ...
... Woolwich, brewers. J. Edwards, Grace-Church Street, ironmonger. H. Andrews, Angel Place, Islington, plumber. J. Delt', Drury Lane, linen-draper. J. Goulty, Stangate, Lambeth, mast maker. J. 1). Parry, Manchester, share broker. T. LigUtoot, Nottingham ...
... Cheltenham, stonemason. Joan Pri.-e, George Morgan, and Henry Wm. Roliason, Birmingham, glass manufacturers. Wm. Beaver Walker, Drury lane, victualler. Win. Starie, Cutler street, Houodsditch, builder. John William Borwick, Munster street, Regents-park, corn-dealer ...
... Ministers were present except the Chancellor the Exchequer. Saturday her Majesty, the Prince Albert «td Royal Children, visited Drury Lane for the, purpcso allowing the latter to see the Pantomime nnd Good Queen Bess. ...
... Armflcld, Chcapside. City, button-manufacturer. Mathew Nelms, Hatton Garden, hearth rug manufacturer. James Binion Cooper, Drury Lane, iron-founder. George Simons. Goswcll Road, watch-maker. William Hodges Browne, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, dealer ...
... BANKRUPTS. Robert Wilkinson, late of Priest-court, Foster-lane but now Addle-street, flannel factor. Felix Joseph M'Carty, Drury lane, baker. Charles J. an Baptiste Pons, Old Bond street, hatter. William George Docking, Hampstead-road, cheese monger. Thomas ...
... Waller and Wm. Waters, Chepstow, Momtiouthshire, timber merchants. f FRIDAY, May 13. BANK PTS. Richard Lee, Craven-buildings, Drury lane, printer and publisher—John Young, New cut, Lambeth, victualler—Charles Bridger, Hampton, Middlesex, meatman—Joseph Stansbury ...